Accessibility: tickets, campsite and services for people with disabilities

Accessibility: tickets, campsite and services for people with disabilities

The festival and the campsite offer services adapted for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.

Solidarity ticket

People with a disability rating of 65% or more, of any type (physical, sensory, intellectual or psychosocial) and proven with an official certificate, get a solidarity ticket to the festival area, at a symbolic price (€10 + €1 handling fee in the 2026 edition), donated in full to one of the non-profit organisations the festival works with.

  • The solidarity ticket does not include the campsite, its services or other extras, which are bought separately.
  • There is no solidarity ticket or discount for disability ratings below 65%.

Companion

Your companion gets 50% off their ticket. Both your solidarity ticket and your companion's ticket are bought through the ticketing system on the website.

Documents to bring

When you exchange your ticket for a wristband at the entrance, show:

  • A valid ID (national ID card, NIE, passport…).
  • Your official disability certificate.

Campsite

There is an area of pitches reserved for people with reduced mobility and their companions, at the entrance to campsite B, in the part closest to the festival.

  • It has reserved facilities and access to the general services.
  • Motorhomes may park there.
  • The shared kitchens and showers are also adapted.

To reserve a space or discuss any needs, email hello@rototom.com. Please respect this area's exclusive use; the organisation may remove anyone who doesn't or who disturbs others.

Parking

There is a car park for people with reduced mobility next to the festival entrance.

Concerts

In front of the Sun Stage and the Lion Stage there is a ramped platform so wheelchair users can enjoy the concerts comfortably.